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====GA Stacey Abram's temp service====
====GA Stacey Abram's temp service====
[[Stacey Abrams was instrumental in Fulton County, Georgia election fraud in the 2020 presidential election which swung the vote for Joe Biden. Evidence was presented at the Fulton County Board of Commissioners (BOC) hearing on June 16, 2021 indicating that Stacey Abrams “financed the main contractor used in Fulton County elections during the Nov 3rd [2020] poll and the Jan 5th [2021] U.S. Senate runoff.”
[[Stacey Abrams]] was instrumental in Fulton County, Georgia election fraud in the 2020 presidential election which swung the vote for Joe Biden. Evidence was presented at the Fulton County Board of Commissioners (BOC) hearing on June 16, 2021 indicating that Stacey Abrams “financed the main contractor used in Fulton County elections during the Nov 3rd [2020] poll and the Jan 5th [2021] U.S. Senate runoff.”
Bridget Thorne helped set up voting equipment prior to the November election. Thorne told the Board of Commissioners that she contacted local officials to see how she could work as a poll tech, but they redirected her to a temporary employment agency, Happy Faces. Abrams owns 16 percent of Happy Faces. Thorne explained that when the Secretary of State (SoS) offered staffing substitutes for warehouse workers who had been quarantined because of [[covid]], “Fulton County declined their offer and brought in unqualified, untrained, hundred percent minority Happy Face employees.”<ref>https://uncoverdc.com/2021/06/17/fulton-county-early-election-hiring-implicates-stacey-abrams/</ref> Thorne quoted a 2014 ''Atlanta Journal-Constitution'' (AJC) article regarding a company Abrams founded called NOWaccount, a company that “secures government contracts.” Stacey Abrams, according to Thorne:
Bridget Thorne helped set up voting equipment prior to the November election. Thorne told the Board of Commissioners that she contacted local officials to see how she could work as a poll tech, but they redirected her to a temporary employment agency, Happy Faces. Abrams owns 16 percent of Happy Faces. Thorne explained that when the Secretary of State (SoS) offered staffing substitutes for warehouse workers who had been quarantined because of [[covid]], “Fulton County declined their offer and brought in unqualified, untrained, hundred percent minority Happy Face employees.”<ref>https://uncoverdc.com/2021/06/17/fulton-county-early-election-hiring-implicates-stacey-abrams/</ref> Thorne quoted a 2014 ''Atlanta Journal-Constitution'' (AJC) article regarding a company Abrams founded called NOWaccount, a company that “secures government contracts.” Stacey Abrams, according to Thorne: